I feel like a slacker. I practiced scales for 30 minutes. C pentatonic scale in all 5 positions. Then practiced songs for an hour. Feel like if I don’t play twice that long I’m not getting the job done. lol.

Hey y’all! 👋🏻 I'm Charlsie, and I’ve officially been learning guitar for three weeks now! I’ve wanted to learn for YEARS, but you know how life goes—I kept getting busy, making excuses, and telling myself I’d do it “one day.” Well, I finally decided one day needed to be NOW. I’m definitely still in the “why won’t my fingers do what I’m telling them to do?” stage, but I’m loving every minute of it. 😂 I’ve already learned several chords, I’m working on chord changes and muscle memory, and I’m even slowly working on my first song. Every little bit of progress makes me want to keep going. I’m really excited to be part of this group, learn from everyone here, and see where this journey takes me. I’m not chasing perfection—I’m just having fun, showing up, and chasing those chords one day at a time. 💜🎸✨

Hey folks, I know most of us don’t make our living playing guitar, so what is your profession? My career was in electronics and technology development. I’m now doing financial advising and building amps and stuff as a hobby. Guitar collection currently sits at 10 with one or two more incoming. I’d love to be out playing live again if my schedule wasn’t so whacked.

So who prefers a floyd over a hard tail like myself and why?

Ok, so this is probably a topic with serious opions, but…how do you all feel about putting stickers on your guitars. I’ve never really been for it, but my kid made some art and the school sent stickers of it and I was so proud and put one on one of my guitars